The Association of African Universities (AAU) Conference of Rectors, Vice-Chancellors and Presidents of African Universities (COREVIP) is an assembly of the chief executive officers of member institutions or their representatives. It meets every two years with the purpose of examining collectively themes identified as common concerns and priorities for the development of higher education Africa and in member institutions; making recommendations primarily to members, as well as to the Executive Board and to the Secretariat; and acting as a mid-term conference and taking stock of the implementation of the decisions of the General Conference and recommending corrective measures. The theme of this year’s conference was: Strengthening the Space of Higher Education in Africa.

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City A.M. - How business education is adapting to globalisation

SINCE their very beginnings, business schools have focused on international trade. When the Aula do Comercio was set up in Lisbon in 1759, one of the four subjects taught was the “study of weights and measures from different countries [and]... Read more

US News - More Graduate Students Consider Study Abroad

Studying in other countries has often seemed a privilege reserved for undergraduates—not busy, focused, and frequently overextended graduate students. But times are changing, experts say. "To be a competent professional and to be competitive... Read more